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The Shadow Side of Social Media

At what point does technology stop being a tool and become an enemy to creativity?

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Singers are Driven and Courageous

A musical moment can be worth a thousand lifetimes –says David Ackert

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Quincy Jones on Producing

“Q”s insights can help singers achieve their goals – says Bill Gibson

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Achieve an Unforgettable Performance

It’s time to touch your audience with a genuine feeling -says Jeannie Deva

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Get Back To Your Real Work

Eric Maisel gives singers two essential ideas on staying focused.

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Writing Songs When You’re Not Alone

-Into the song writing sanctum with Mastodon’s Troy Sanders

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Dealing with Melancholy Moods

Singers can move their sadness into action –says Petra Tool

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10 Reasons Singing Makes Us Happy

Have you reminded yourself lately why you love to sing?

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A More Natural Performance Life

Leading creativity coach Eric Maisel aims to help singers past destructive thoughts.

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Mistakes, Embarrassment & Recovery on Stage

Deal with the unexpected and still prevail with your singing –says Petra Tool

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Be Your Own Singing Performance Coach

Leading creativity coach Eric Maisel aims to help singers past destructive thoughts.

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Neil Sedaka – On Staying Creative

Neil Sedaka takes us into the depths of the songwriting process.

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The Benefits of Being Brave

Successful singers move beyond their comfort zone – says Juliet Russell

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Success and Numbers

What do you need to be “successful enough?” –asks Petra Tool

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Vocal Play

Singing is supposed to be FUN –says Mister Tim

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New Year’s Revolutions

Difficulty is the fertilizer of the bonsai tree of achievement –says Mister Tim

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4 Depression-Busting New Year’s Resolutions for Vocalists

Have a better relationship with yourself and your vocal work in 2012 -says Eric Maisel

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Secure Your Singing Future

Follow these 5 tips and you can have a life-long singing journey -says Juliet Russell

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Has Adele Been A Bad Girl?

All gigging singers can empathize with and learn from Adele –says Kathy Alexander

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Moving Beyond Covers

How do you stop being defined by “covers” and become your own artist? -asks Petra Tool

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Your Vocal Therapy

Sometimes the best healing is free of charge – says Christoffer Brodersen of Basix

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Extreme Singing II – Belting

Whether it’s twanging, belting or distortion, your voice needs to work smarter, not harder -says Dane Chalfin

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The Ultimate Affair

Jazz artist Emily Braden shares how vocalists get hot and steamy again – with music.

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The Road to Your Vocalist Dreams

What happens when a portrait artist looks closely at a vocal artist?

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2-to-1 Breathing

Gerald Klickstein describes a potent technique that helps vocalists neutralize stress and sing from the heart.

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The Freaked Out Vocalist

How do you judge the judgments?

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Vocalists Improve Their Jen Ratio

The key to improving the quality of your vocal work may lie in improving your Jen ratio.

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Creativity: Don’t Think – Do.

Dr. Susan Raeburn shares with vocalists a way out of the creative rut.

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Care Enough to Create

When you feel that nothing you’ve done vocally is any good…it’s time to really start caring.

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